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The ClerHyqaan Said s'Haltr'
POSTPONED THE KNTERTAINAEkT-AG 4RL's CHARGES
AGAINST HIN.
mob OF nifty men, headed by the father OF q
young woman who had given birth to an illeg1u-
mate child was brought to halt In Odessa, NO.,
yesterday, BY one man, with the words: "Halt!
VIII shoot the first man who enters my gate. I
am here, but In order TO get my body you must
come for II. ! win not run away from judicial In
vesttgation.r Elder ]. W. Henry, who "a the pas
tor OF the Christian church at Odessa, u about
forty years old. He Is married and has three chill
dren. Miss NOllie Mediation Is q brunette. During
visit TO relatives few days ago, near Odessa, q
child was born to Miss Mediation. She said that
Elder Henry was the author Of her ruin, and that
be guilty OF no wrong. Her father, who was igno-
rant Of the matter, was n0taned, and the
young woman was removed 60 her home.
Three elders Of the church over which Elder
Henry prestdes and TO which Miss NcHatton be-
lOnQx Visited her At the residence Of her father,
and In response TO their questions she again said
Elder Henry was responsible for her TAU The
committee than had an interview With the pastor.
who vigorously repealed the charge and begged an
woman. Ths AcHatton family hs!e lived as
Seen hishiy esteemed. fhsra has never bean
brHath of suspicion against her. Elder Henryb
pipck and cO0lness saved him from ride ON . ra1l
70 the units az the VILLAGE with verbal notice
thar & would be pnheskhy Tor him TO return.
Thai ives the purpose Qf the mob, bus they were
dveraVed by the ciergYman's GOODNESS ana thegun
tetad N bic hand. ann 10 u Gau In town.
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49,

YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEsT.-Nine cases OF
yellow fever have developed at Key West since
Wednesday, but no deaths have occurred. As in
previous reports during the last weeks these new
dred are and have been under treatment without
any fatal results.
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DlEID.

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A Furry i'm Oil.

PITTsBURG PA, July 23.-The oil market broke
nearly cents this morning and reached the
change opened the feeling was weak. The first
sale was made at SO, and almost immedi-
ately there was decline to SOY. Values then
there was firmer tone to the
market with sales reported at 57A. The decline
was attributed to too much Oil. Pittsburg led the
break, and at one time there was a difference OF
York 49,
b. G. McGreW, well-known dealer, was caught
In the furry, and 1900 barrels were sold under
the rules for his account at 56ss. The money diff
ference Is SMALL and his friends claim that he will
pull through all right. There were no other fail
ureS and no calls for margainS. 80
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TeleRraphic Briefs.

Daniel S. Hammond, dealer in bags, of No lOS
Chambers street, New York city, made an assign
nent to-uay lor the benefit OF creditors to AlonzO
Farnham without preference.
The propeller Naugatuck. built for the Nauga-
TUCK valley (COnnect1cuD Steamboat Company,
was launched to-day. The new boat is 1856 feet
long, Will draw 5 feet, and has guaranteed speed
OF ID miles per hour She will run up the Housa-
tonic to AnSOn1
The Puzy and Jones Co., OF Wilmington. Del.
has contracted with the Old Dominion Steamship
Co. TO build ami ron hull screw prop ller pas enger
anu freight steamer, 100 feet long, 26 feet beam.
and 10 feet inches hold, to run between Norfolk,
Va, and NeWberne, n. q. ,----"'
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District Government Affairs.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR SEVENTH STREET.
On Monday the United States Electric Lighting
Co. Will begin the work Of erecting thirty
one electric light posts on 9TH street northwest.
The posts will be 20 feet in height.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
+. W. Pilling to erect two brick dwellings num-
bered 1923 and 1926 street northwest, s., 800;
JOS. Burrows to erect brick dwelling numbered
500 9th street northwest $500; j. w. Paine to
erect four brick dwellings numbered 1917 to 1923
street northwest, 1000; q. MUIR to erect two
brick dwellings numbered 1Ol5 and 1O17 Sd street
southwest. 81 GOO; Mrs; N. X: Ellsworth to erect
frame dwelling at TakOma Park, Sc, 700; C.. II.
Walker to erect brick dwelling numbered I'LL c
street northwest, 81 500; Columbia Medical College
to repair and enlarge, $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. Donaldson inspector OF streets and sewers,
has been transferred to duty as inspector ON Ben
nings road, and VIM. Brown has been appointed
to MI the vacancy.
The permit given to j. j. Desmond to grade Ken
lucky avenue and remove soil therefrOln, between
the limits Of Lincoln Park and K street, has been
revoked,
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THE COLOR LINE AT THE CHICAGO DRnL-Con-
siderable Indignation has been aroused among the
cOlOred men in New Orleans by the official an
nOuncement that the color line is to be drawn by
the managers OF the International military en-
campmenL to be held at Chicago. Col. B. B. Rich
ardson, OF the washington Artillery, wrote to
Secretary P. j. Beveridge, OF the International
military management, letter which concluded as
Follows:
II would ask also II the negro question will be
treated In Chicago as it was in Washington, and
VIII negro companies be allowed to attend parade
and compete In the drill2"
Secretary Beveridge replied that he had been in
structed ito say to you Officially that colored
troops will not be permitted to attend the Inter
national Encampment."
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fact that the National opera Co. is foreign cor
poration, having been Incorporated under the
laws or New Jersey, Theodore Thomas, its musical
director, has commenced an action for the amount
claimed to be due him from 1t by an attachment
against Its property In this State by Judge Potter
In the Supreme Court.
The complaint of Thomas alleges that he was to
receive S24, 500 as musical director OF the COM
pany from December I, 1856, to June 1o 1887
VI tnlS sum $1S,349 Is due, anC for this he sues
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A Stony Glare.

From the New York Sun.
"Pa," inquired Bobby, who was reading the
paper, ''what is a stony glare'!"
'It is the expression which comes over mans
face at church," explained the old gentleman
"when the contribution box is held before him and
he has neglected to provide himself with ten cents
In change"
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CAUGHT Fatal CRAR-The body q Frederick
Lent q dsand street S W, MAe was drown.
failing nom his fishing boat, was recovered last
plight. Gproaer GroptR held an tnQpestt the 1qy
death Py accidental dr6wpinG. II has been learned
that his death came about u very pecpa1ir man
heE. Ae had cauGht small crap Cd his line 6nd
IN his bare feet and the crab caught one q bis
toes with It's claws This caused Hentz - jump
about In doing which he upset the boat, And %
he could not swim. was drowned. "
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WAR ON CHICAGO BUCKET-SHOPS-The Chicago
board OF trade has begun q crusade against the
bucket shops, and is determined that nothing
shall stand In the way OF their extermtnation
on July 1, has been evaded by the bucket-shops
which have continued IN business light along
under the pretense that all OF their trades have
toward proving the falsity OF this assertion, the
board OF trade market report committee has
ordered the removal by the ticker companies of all
the tickers in the ofhces OF suspected concerns.
This was found Intellectual, as the quotations
were then secured from the blackboard by the
open board OF trade, and transmitted by wire to
the bishops. The open board quotations
were then shut of and the ticker removed and
the telegraph companies were warned to desist In
sending out quotations except to approved parties
The market report committee says that every
avenue by which the bucket-sh0ps obtain quota
tons will soon be closed. F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

TRIx, THE RACISG GRSyHOUsD DEAD.-Trix, an
an English grey hound, valued at S50Q the prop
erty OF Fred 5. Robbins died ia Rochester, n. Y,
yesterday, from rheumatism OF the heart. The
dog was imported from the Derby kennels In Eng
land. His sire was the winner OF three successive
half mile record at Bath two years ago. He was
raced against a mustang. lie gave the latter Is
seconds start and beat him by yards
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and :OU o. m rrices
Of the New York Stock Market reported Dy spetIa
wire to II. II. Dodge, 03S 10th street;
Washington stock Exchange.

on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today:
e per imp 6s 1891. c Sn 1859 bid 1924 asked.
R B C. h s9is stock sa2
sSsear fund s6ss 1924, 'D ns9 asked '4 D. 0'S
20 ..,y year fund, S: 1897. coin IiOh bid
liz bud 115 asked. Metropolitan Railroad STOCK
102 bid North Capitol and o Street, 10 bid.
olitsn Insurance. n bid. National Union fnsur-
snee, Is bid. Arlington Insurance, 1919 asked
A~e5 SIa Did fOtonsc
Washington Market bonds ia bid Washington
Brick Machine. $50 bid. Bank or Washington, 800
National Bank. 125 bid Penn. lei Co.. 3sH
BIO, Al asked Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Co., S1}4 bid, U. 8. Electric Light, as asked
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AFTER THE REVIEW


SARATOGA N. Y, July 23-The race-track was
heavy to-day.
First race-The flash stakes for two-year-olds,
half a mile, King Fish won, with Badge second,
and Van Leland third. Time, so seconds
Second race-1 BIG miles. AL Reed won, Hima-
laya second, ElkwoOd third. Time, 2:O6.
Third race-CalifOrnia stakes, l mile. Royal
Arch won, Volante second. Time LAS.
Fourth race OF a mile. Orttd wOn Col owen
second, Nellie third. Time, / :1SK.
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Received from Jos. Shillington Harper's and
Scribner's Magazines for August.
Barge Josephine, Capt VIM w. Gray, of George
town, has sailed with coal and Government stores
for Portsmouth, n. II.
In the Criminal Court, this morning, Geo. Colum-
prS, convicted recently OF an assault, was SEN
fenced to ninety days in Jail.
This afternoon some person attempted to pass a
bottle to one OF the prisoners locked up at the PO-
lice Court, but was prevented from doing so by the
officer in charge, who took the bottle and poured
its contents In the sewer.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-A bolt Of lightning
Island, during the squal yesterday afternoon, and
Instantly killed Michael j. Dixon and John p
Ryan. The two men had gone fishing In company
with Isaac Smith, the bathhouse keeper at Princes
Bay. Smith was knocked unconscious and re-
manned SO half an hour. On recovering his senses
he saw Ryal's dead body hanging over the boats
side. The body was absolutely nude. The body
OF MIR. Dixon has not yet been recovered.
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Damage hY the Rain.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July ga heavy rain storm
Through the bursting OF sewers flooding of cellars
&c The foundation OF one OF the Pennsylvania
railroad Company's delivery piers at the foot of
almost the entire Shed to cave in. The loss will
amount to several thousand dollars. No freight
was damaged.
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The Courts.
EoU1TY CoURr-Jud0e Me,-,i,

EQUITY COURT-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Young agt. Marks; reference to au-
ditor. Green agt. Green; decree OF June 80
amended.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jltdge Montgomery
To-day, Richard j. Marshall. bawdy house; SEN
sault; fine remitted. Joseph &. Hayes, receiving
stolen property; motion to set aside the verdict
argued. George Columbus, convicted OF assault;
sentenced to SO days In Jail.
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IT WAS THE PRISONER SHAKIN0.-The trial OF Jno
d. Sheahan for the murder OF one Bishop, In Lau-
rens, s. G., two weeks ago, has resulted In yer
dict Of IN not guilty; Both were young men and
July Sheahan heard that bishop had accused him
Of hiring negroes to burn small town In Laurens
County. Sheahan met Bishop In front OF the court
house and shot him dead. When the jury came
into the dimly Lighted courtroom the prisoner was
trembling from head to foot A clear case had ap-
parently been made out by the State. 4sNot
guilty" was the verdict. The prisoner shook so
that the rattAng he made sounded like applause,
and the Judge ordered the guilty party TO be
brought before him, but upon learning thai It was
Sheahan shaking he let the matter drop
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglans to The Stap.
THE QUEEN CHEERED.
English Tars do Honor to Their Sow.
eFeigns

PORTSMOUTH, July 23-As her majesty passed
through the lines OF endless war ships, each
yard being manned with brawny tars, deafening
cheer after cheer was sent up from
the iusty crews to greet their SOW
erelgA; but 1t was not until the queen
had gone through the double lines, that the great
cannon began TO thunder forth the royal salute
with roar that CAUSED the great vessels to roll
and the sea to increase its heav1ng, shot after
shot came booming over the water
On such vessels as had no maStS the turrets,
breastworks and decks were lined by jack tars,
and the queen had no reason to complain OF her
reception either on her progress down the line or
on her return to Osborne, which was safely
reached before o'clock.
Taken altogether the vessels, which were drawn
up In line when the queen passed, extended over
four miles, and even this length was added to by
the great troOpships laden with spectators, also
falling into line and saluting the queen as she
made her progress
AFTER THE REVIEW
all the visitors were landed from the trOop-ships
and sent ashore, but the work Of the day was not
yet over, for between and 10 o'clock tonight all
the ships along the lines are to be Illuminated with
lanterns and long lights and rockets are to be
discharged at intervals, and the sight Is intended
10 De extremely pretty as viewed from the
snore. On Monday next all the vessels cOmprtS-
Ing the sQuadrons will put to sea to their sew
eral stations, carrying Instructions for making
sham attacks on various undefended portions OF
the British coasts, In order to test the efficacy
OF the English land defensive arrangements.
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aged seventy years and the oldest physician ii
Biddeford, Ne, has been arrested, charged with
the Fork AtalA Saco. The arrest caused great
sensation. Miss han Is twenty two years old, The
phystcaaR says she cannot live. : -
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The Action Of a Tornado.

N. 8. Shaler, in Scribner's Magazine for August.
When the conditions OF atmospheric instability
have given birth to a tornado, the fact is an
nounced to the observer by sudden gathering Of
dark, swift-whirling clouds, from which depend
writing, serpent-nke body formed Of con-
densed vapor. This writhing column extends
rapidly downward until it touches the
becomes audible from the violent rending
actions which it creates upon that surface. AS
soon as the whlrl Is created it begins to move
away, generally toward the northeast for the
evident reason that the upper cold layer of air
against which 1t originates has, in the northern
hemisphere, movement IN that direction.
ment OF the wrtthing air and the sucking action
OF the partial vacuum in the central portion OF the
shaft combine TO bring about an extreme devasta-
ton. On the outside q the whirl the air, which
vortex. overturps all movable OBJECTS It's
and In the center these objects If they not too
Thus the roofs Of houses, bodies Of men and
animals, may be lifted to great elevations, until
they are tossed by the tumuituous movements
and fan back upon, the earth. Where the
center of the whirlWtnd passes over building the
n as Ct 1se
se u g tS sSes sass sa
quickly driven outward as II by charge Of gun
It Is not unlikely that the diminptiop OF pres
sure brought by the passage Of the Interior Of the
Ss aS 81 Be oa about %ach n
barometer. This Is equivalent to q
change in the pressure amounting to about
oIes oSsEass. RSa1Sa s 70 ths s sSes
building. It Is not Improbable that the diminu.
lion Of pressure may be much greater than this
Count ior the bursting out Of tho iraivsl Ia
structures which these devastating m0vemeits
encounter In western parts OF tho United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

convicted Of not supporting his two children In
the City Court In New Haven, Conn.,. yesterday,
20 to Jail for six months. He is socialist and,
Nnce his wife was burned TO death q year ago the
town has had 70 support his children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

BALTIMORE MD. July 23.-Yirginia SKIES, con-
ST. o sS ss do
MO july dS and 1sass a5
sHpsr do extra do DO T fsnfly
So f az % R1nsS super
Iative patent 51s family. ASS W hsstowester n
gns ,Sns dull SS s1 RED sRe
sis SsseSsr: SssasA s:o SstR6 no@,nsi
mixed spot 4Ss4s August AZ asEsd se i %n
46a asked Oats hrmsp IN tone and quiet southern
sss Sa'f sssg
say Y 5s's
aoar & a ss1n.
SIS bushels: Wheat 1900 bushels. saies~wReat,
$4,000 bushels: corn, 1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, July 90, IL g. m-August corn
was even shade str0nser than yesterdays opening 1t
1s ns Tss
prices mp. slightly bearish tendency exsed In wheat
Sa %
Z osss gus Hauss
600. Short ribs August 8: ~'o'>'-'
A Dogs Devotion.
WATCHING FOR HOURS BESIDE 4 PLAYMATE THAT
DROPPED DEAD.
From the Philadelphis Press Of to-day
A touching incident Of animal affection was
witnessed by large crowd ON Walnut street,
below seventh, yesterday morning TWO dogs,
one half-bred setter, and the other half-bred
pointer, were playing together In Washington
Square, when the setter became exhausted from
the heat and crawled to the gutter to slack its
thirst. The pointer quit its pranks and followed,
seemingly knowing that something was wrong
with It's playmate. While the latter lay In the
gutter tapping the muddy fiuid It was seized with
convultiOns, and rolled over dead.
The other dog sQuatted beside the dead animal
and affectiOnately Tapped 1t about the head. For
two hours the pointer kept faithful vigil over ita
former companion, and would permit no one to
approach it.
Numerous efforts were made to call away the
dog but It was difficult to induce 1t to move
back as soon IS an attempt was made to reach
the carcass Finally th6 heat became SO In.
tense that the watcher was compelled 20 leave,
tuctantiy trotted on, unknown, but admired The
carcass lay IN the street beneath the brotltng sun
al dag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Thos
E. Taylor, of New York, and DOrOthea Louise Web
Ster, OF Detroit, Mich. II. C. Scrbner and Annie
J: Tanner: Henry Donaldson and Sarah Ann Har-
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FOX SAIE-HOUSFS.

lHOk SAIE-T-ROOM HOUSE, PRESS BRICK,
stone trimmings: lot lSxlOO #. to j > # alley
"a neighborhoOd, well locstei, $50 more down
% o. more monthly, price $4,000 Also two elegant
i"'ls"s, $1,000, SO 600 $500 more cash. $50 or
more monthly. Corner I'd and u C., 70xl26 sewer
anu water IN street 1UI1O on lst +, corner Cali
iornia Address
ty23-3t. 1OO6 w or loo Fn'e
ISOR SALE-NEw HOUSES-WE INVITE YOUR
attention TO the row OF houses being completed in
Iortner Place northwest, something very fine and
slS rooms, cellar under entire house. bay window
brown steps and sis. latruh. sIat, and
wood mantels. with plate mirrors. and all ROOMS and
halls handsomely paTered throughout: gas fixtures
lnCui-d For terms and particulars apply To- DANFN
HOVER s son, Ii13.E st jy23Im
V,OR SALE-THREE NEW TwO-STORY BRICKS,
II siN Rooms. al modern improvements. and three
twu-story Bricks Will sell these houses
whole sinl,ly.
As whole this property will pay 10 PER cent on
price asked situate on ST., between 18th ard 9TH
SITS j. X. WOfST0N.
iy23-}t 629 + St u w.
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EoR sALE-
SFsfGa rs est g IT'S ~ sSs
W bet 18th and 18th. 100 900 soft. North Ell &c
N; Jersey and St 80 300 50. it., So 1927 nc
We have choice list OF property for sale in all
tions Of the city and suburbs. For list call ON
MCLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
3y21-6t 1225 st. NV.
IGOR SALE-BY s. E. LEWIS, REAL ESTATE.
II Loans and Insurance, 43o 9TH NV. One lot
next to the Stckney Memorial Chapel ~ by 100 feet
north side of ST., bet 9th and 9th SITS. See other
sales in Saturdays Star. jy6-w&s3m
TrOR SALE
Frame, 10th, near NJ NV: lot % feet inches by
90 feet: rooms; "a ,05O.
Frame 9th. near NV; lot 81 by 90 feet: rooms;
Bril-, /. near 9th NV. lot % by 1os: Il rooms;
jy1o 800 F ST. NV. Second Floorl.
LfOR SALE-LOT, n. H. AVE. BET. AND NJ
sts % feet front price per foot, 81 2?. g. W.
LINkINS, 18th and II sts jy15-1ws
LHOR SALE-SINGLE BUILDING LOTS ON RIOS
IL Ign Heights, oOxl21, at &c. and 1Oc.
jys-1m 1907 st.
II LOTS ON THE IENLEYToWN ROAD,
SEAT AND ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH
Stages will run shortly every half hour from High
st.. fare, , cents.
Lots sold on easy terms Monthly payments &C.
bear per cent interest. Twenty lots have been
already sold.
These lots Immediately adjoin the Washington Inn
which will be open Tor guests June !.
JOHN E. BEALL CO..
my6- 3m 1921 f st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

BALTIMORE July 23.-Henry Hentzerling one OF
the convicted judges OF election who failed to an
pear when his cOnfederates were sentenced, sur
rendered himself in the Criminal Court to-day
Judge Duffy sentenced him TO two years in Jail and
to pay & fine OF 81 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-23

Il. @. BurbaHks wholesale clothing house in st.
Pau. MINI, was destroyed by are last night Loss
$15O,00o.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: c. v.
Trott to c. w. Handy, pit. 8, So. 3l2; s., 632 John
Finn to r. Reyburn, 1r., pit. 5, So. SO; s275 John
Burke to 7. L. Schmidt, pts. and 8, So. 466;
s4.5OO Jos. Paul to C. Brown, sub. g. SO. 1888; s..
C. B. Purvis to Elizabeth Smith, pit. s. SO. 341; s..
Tnos Mullen to T. R. Brooks, pit. 8, So TT; s. T.
Fannie A. Moore to Il. E. Waggaman ct al, lot 1,
WOodley; 5. Katherine NJ. Henderson to G. b.
1 Mg' p d. So iof Jo6n rs W. To-
Lydia l. LOrins, same property; 8. W. Donnelly
to ]. B. Diamond, sub g. SO. 5O7; s., 100. j. Harris
ows; $500. j. H. Gordon ct ALL trustees, to Helen V.
Hills pt g. So. 377; S., 800. F. Stutz to J. w. Jor-
dan, part lot 10, keating's sub; $1,05O. a. c.
So. 779; $3.50. w. A. Stewart TO Marian Ken
nedy lot 81, So 800; 81, 100. F. w. Hurdekoper to
Jas. A. Bates, in trust, blocks LAT, las, 149 and
$50 Of So. 145, Burleith; $4,000 Ignatius F.
Young to Noses johnson, half lot 2, Nonesuch;
$3.50.